Is there a way to capture the response from a script.js on a webpage using page.response in Browser Automation Studio without using Node.js, as multithreading wouldn’t work
or some other way to get the response from script.js
@BAS-Viet-Nam Okay, thank you for the hint. Worked on many sites with these 2 functions without any problems. So I will try it with "Wait while element exists" on this specific site.
Hopefully I don't get in an endless waiting-loop ;)